MobiCASE 2010 Program Schedule

Introduction

Keynote speech: Philippe Lucas, Senior Vice-President of International Standards & Ecosystems Development, France Telecom Orange

Session: Mobile Web and Mashups

• 3D Audio Interface for Rich Mobile Web Experiences
  Victor K. Y. Wu, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  Roy H. Campbell, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

• Consumer-Friendly Web Security with a Phone
  Ben Dodson, Stanford University
  Debangsu Sengupta, Stanford University
  Dan Boneh, Stanford University
  Monica S. Lam, Stanford University

• Tool Support for Constructing Mobile Mashups
  Lasse Holmstedt, Nokia
  Tommi Mikkonen, Tampere University of Technology
  Mikko Terho, Nokia

Invited Talk: Technical and Business Challenges for Mobile Application Developers

Tony Wasserman, Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley

Session: Software Engineering and Development Tools

• Cuckoo: a Computation Offloading Framework for Smartphones
  Roelof Kemp, Vrije Universiteit
  Nicholas Palmer, Vrije Universiteit
  Thilo Kielmann, Vrije Universiteit
  Henri Bal, Vrije Universiteit

• Debugging Tools for MIDP Java Devices
  Olli Kallioinen, Sasken Finland
  Tommi Mikkonen, Tampere University of Technology

• Dynamic Rollbacks Reduction in Multi-User Virtual Environment in Wireless Networks
  Abdul Malik Khan, Institut Telecom
  Sophie Chabridon, Institut Telecom
  Antoine Beugnard, Institut Telecom

Panel: Mobile Advertising: Strategies, Platforms and Opportunities

Vishal Gurbuxani, Co-Founder, MobClix
Kedric Van de Carr, Director Publisher Development & Monetization, Smaato

Sponsored by Wireless Communications Alliance

Abstract: Mobile content providers are funded by the service providers, of course, but we are increasingly seeing new applications supported by direct sales and advertising. The billion-dollar market for mobile advertising is currently experiencing a CAGR exceeding 40%, with the result that the competition for place is intense throughout the food chain and those who invest in it. A panel of distinguished mavens discusses the winning and losing strategies that potential competitors would be wise to adopt.

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Motorola Reception

Keynote speech: Marc Davis, Partner Architect, Microsoft Online Services Division

Session: Cross-layer Approaches

• Handling the M in MANet: an algorithm to identify stable groups of peers using crosslayering information
  Hoa Ha Duong, Institut Telecom
  Isabelle Demeure, Institut Telecom

• Small World VoIP
  Xiaohui Yang, George Mason University
  Angelos Stavrou, George Mason University
  Ram Dantu Dantu, University of North Texas
  Duminda Wijesekera, George Mason University

Panel: Mobile Cloud

Reed Peterson, GSM Association (moderator)
Larry Shi
Tony Kueh, Sybase
Kiumarse Zamanian

Invited Talk: Best Practices In Informational Smartphone Apps

Adam Blum, Rhomobile

Session: Location-Based Services

• When Will You Be at the Office? Predicting Future Locations and Times
  Ingrid Burbey, Virginia Tech
  Thomas L. Martin, Virginia Tech

• PosQ: Unsupervised Fingerprinting and Visualization of GPS Positioning Quality
  Mikkel Baun Kjaergaard, Aarhus University
  Kay Weckemann, University of Munich

• SensOrchestra: Collaborative Symbolic Location Recognition for Context-Based Mobile Advertising
  Heng-Tze Cheng, Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley
  Feng-Tso Sun, Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley
  Senaka W Buthpitiya, Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley

Session: Demos and posters

Transportation to Ericsson Silicon Valley

Ericsson Silicon Valley Reception and Exhibit Center

Keynote speech: Arpit Joshipura, Vice-President of Strategy & Market Development - Office of CTO, Ericsson Silicon Valley

Session: Mobile Healthcare

• Activity-aware Mental Stress Detection Using Physiological Signals
  Feng-Tso Sun, Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley
  Cynthia Kuo, Nokia Research Center
  Patricia Collins, Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley

• Dr. Droid: Assisting Stroke Rehabilitation Using Mobile Phones
  Andrew Goodney, University of Southern California
  Jinho Jung, University of Southern California
  Scott Needham, University of Southern California
  Sameera Poduri, University of Southern California

Panel: Mobile Security

Philippe Proust, Security labs, Gemalto
Patrick Tague, Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley
Yafei Yang, Qualcomm

Session: Mobile Social Networking

• Open Transaction Network: Connecting Communities of Experience through Mobile Transactions
  Kwan Hong Lee, MIT Media Lab
  Dawei Shen, MIT Media Lab
  Andrew Lippman, MIT Media Lab
  Erik Ross, Bank of America

• Mobile Lifelogger - recording, indexing, and understanding a mobile user's life
  Snehal Chennuru, Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley
  Peng-Wen Chen, Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley
  Ying Zhang, Carnegie Mellon University - Silicon Valley

Transportation to Sprint Developer's Conference

Free registration ($250 value) to the Sprint Developer's Conference will be provided to the first 30 university researchers or students who register for the full non-student MobiCASE rate.

Sprint keynote speech: Dan Hesse, CEO, Sprint

Sprint dinner reception and exhibits (booth area)

Top 3 Winning MobiCASE Demonstrations will be showcased at the Sprint Developer Conference!

Workshops

• MobiCloud Workshop

• Workshop on Mobile Security

• Workshop on Mobile Software Engineering